DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

Cable modems

A external devices that provide speeds of 1.5 Mbps or more. Speeds vary depending on the option selected from your cable provider, the cable modem, and traffic

Satellite broadband

A form of wireless broadband but uses satellites in the Earth's orbit to transmit data.

Broadband

Is the transmission of high-quality data of wide bandwidth. In its simplest form, it is a high-speed Internet connection that is always on

Broadband modem

An external device that connects to high-speed Internet, such as over a DSL or cable network.

Fractional bandwidth

Defined as ratio of bandwidth of transmission by center frequency (fc)

Fractional Bandwidth

Expressed as a ratio or percentage and is commonly used in various applications including telecommunications, RF engineering and electronics

light signals

Fiber optic cables transmit data using ___, allowing for much higher speeds and larger bandwidth capacities compared to traditional copper cables

Broadband

A high-speed internet connection that is always on. And operates with or without Wi-Fi.

25 Mbps

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) broadband capability requires consumers to have access to actual download speeds of at least ___ and actual upload speeds of at least 3 Mbps.

WIFI

A wireless connection between multiple devices and your router, and just one of the ways you can access the internet

Broadband

Actual internet connection afforded by your internet service provider (ISP), which you can access directly via a LAN or ethernet connection between your modem and device.

broadband

The cable that comes into your home and is plugged into a wireless router is called .

Fiber

Fast, low latency and reliable, coverage and anything

Cable

Fast download speeds, Data caps and throttling, watching videos and gaming

Thin client

A common thin client definition is a computer that uses resources housed inside a central server as opposed to a hard drive

Thin Client Server

A server in a particular client-server architecture that has “thin clients” instead of conventional clients.

Remote server

A thin client access installed hard drive and application installed on ___ running remote desktop Protocol (RDP) like citrix ICA or windows Terminal Services

Easy Management

System monitoring and management is easier based on the centralized server location

Fat client

Are more difficult to secure and manage, costlier to deploy, consume a great deal of energy, they are made up of more hardware than thin client.

Zero Thin client

These are thin Clients which don’t have regular CPU and RAM; they don’t connect to regular and open protocols. Example N-Computing. , does not have CPU, RAM and storage.

Thin Client Software

Convert existing old PCs to Thin Clients with Thin Client cards. These used to be a very prominent Thin Client category before few years,

Server Hosts

A virtualized applications and desktops and delivers them to each individual thin client, allowing users to interface with them as they would with a conventional client.

Terminal server

A remote desktop is typically run on a machine a (PC) or a virtual machine on a corporate cloud (data center) this is sometimes called “ ”

What is VDI

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure

Thin Client PC

These are powerful Thin Clients, which have a reasonably powerful CPU, good amount of RAM and storage. These are, generally, powered by Intel CPU and Linux or MS Embedded Thin Client operating system.

Thin Client Software

This OS is hardened and specialized Operating Systems for Thin Client Hardware. Using regular Desktop Operating system is not advisable, although many vendors do that to save costs and efforts, it is wrong.

what is RAS

Remote Application Server